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Notes
A The letter is used mostly in dictionaries and language textbooks.
B Characters used until the spelling reform of 1918.
1.0 International Standards Organisation. (http://www.iso.ch).
2.0 International Standards Organisation. This standard was withdrawn in 1986 and replaced
by ISO 9:1986, which in turn was replaced by ISO 9:1995. Included here as this standard
is still used and found in various publications.
3.0 Also known as GOST 16876-71, ( ). Originally a Soviet,
now Russian, state standard. This standard corresponds to UN 1987.
4.0 American Library Association/Library of Congress.
4.1 Not transliterated in nal position.
5.0 United States Board on Geographic Names and the Permanent Committee on Geographical
Names for British Ocial Use.
5.1 Transliterated ye/y initially, after a vowel, , and .
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